When speaking to the media following the Warriors' 40-point loss to the Boston Celtics on Monday, Jan. 20, Stephen Curry admitted that Golden State is struggling to remain focused

In Chicago, the Bulls had the superstar of all superstars—Michael Jordan. He retired in 1998, and the Bulls tried bottoming out for a half-decade. That brought about a couple of playoff berths with solid but unspectacular players like Tyson Chandler, Luol Deng, Ben Gordon, and Kirk Hinrich.

When speaking on TNT's Inside The NBA following the Warriors loss, Kenny Smith proposed the front office takes drastic action. Rather than trading for another aging superstar, Smith believes it's time for the front office to rebuild the roster with more young players around Curry.

With a 21-21 record, the Golden State Warriors are expected to be active ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline. While a move isn't guaranteed, Warriors fans should expect Mike Dunleavy Jr. to be proactive in researching potential upgrades and the cost of bringing them to the franchise.